German Looking Glass Plate Co. v. Asheville Furniture & Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
CReditoAs Brrm pending in BuNcombe Superior Court, heard before Siarbuclc, J., at Chambers, June 29, 1899, upon an application to continue until final hearing an injunction order previously granted, and for the appointment of a receiver of the property of the defendant Ashev-ille Furniture and Lumber Co. The Ohio banks, defendants, were also creditors of the Furniture and Lumber Co., had reduced their claims to judgments in the Court of Common Pleas of Clark County, Ohio,…
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CReditoAs Brrm pending in BuNcombe Superior Court, heard before Siarbuclc, J., at Chambers, June 29, 1899, upon an application to continue until final hearing an injunction order previously granted, and for the appointment of a receiver of the property of the defendant Ashev-ille Furniture and Lumber Co. The Ohio banks, defendants, were also creditors of the Furniture and Lumber Co., had reduced their claims to judgments in the Court of Common Pleas of Clark County, Ohio, and afterwards sued upon them in Buncombe Superior Court, and attached the property of their debtor, and recovered…
1Opinion of the CourtFurches, J.
After examining a record of over three hundred pages of printed matter we hope we sufficiently understand the facts of this case to decide the questions of law presented by the appeal.
It seems that plaintiffs and the defendants, The Eirst National Bank of Springfield, Ohio, and The Mad Eiver National Bank, were creditors of The Asheville Furniture ■and Lumber Company. The plaintiff and the defendants, The First National Bank of Springfield, and the Mad Eiver National Bank, all brought suits in the Superior Court of Buncombe County upon their respective claims.
The Ohio banks commenced their…
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